Sentence examples for disciplinary treatment from inspiring English sources

The Office for Civil Rights at the federal Department of Education has opened investigations into the disciplinary treatment of minority students in a dozen school districts around the country.

Distressing new federal data on the disciplinary treatment of black students adds urgency to investigations into the treatment of minority children in a dozen school districts around the country by the Office of Civil Rights in the Department of Education.

Several misconceptions about Yealland's work with traumatized soldiers have survived, despite the dearth of primary resources: (i) Yealland only used disciplinary treatment with strong electric currents (Showalter, 1987 pp. 176 78); (ii) Yealland claimed 100% success rates (Binneveld, 1997, p. 111); and (iii) Yealland was isolated from the rest of the neurological community (Leese, 2002 pp. 7, 74).

Complex nidal architecture requires a multi-disciplinary treatment approach.

These patients received questionnaires to evaluate the mono-disciplinary treatment (number of responders = 22).

Thus, 74.1% of the control group who initially received a mono-disciplinary treatment, eventually required a multidisciplinary treatment.

Along with the primary indication shifting from recurrent throat infections to SDB, tonsillectomy has become a part of a multi-disciplinary treatment armamentarium of SDB therapies.

Radiologists should be cognizant of the complex unusual complications of acute diverticulitis as they may require a multi-disciplinary treatment approach.

Such physicians should feel comfortable screening and initiating a work-up for each Triad component and potentially developing a multi-disciplinary treatment approach.

The aim of the present study was to present the multi-disciplinary treatment of a 17-year-old female patient afflicted with type 1 diabetes mellitus and generalized aggressive periodontitis, and present results obtained one year after completion of treatment.

We must work with federal and private health insurers to enable access to multi-disciplinary treatment programs for patients with pain and expand access for medication-assisted treatment for those with opioid use disorders.